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Panasonic Lumix DC-FZ80D Camera Pinwheeling Correction?

jkreski

jkreski

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15.3
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  1. Windows 11
Brand new camera. Used on default lense setting. Buildings and trees in the jpeg image in adobe lightroom classic images are leaning in severely. How can I correct this? I looked under Lense Correction tab but the camera is not listed there. Thanks - newbie to lense correction techniques! Found theManual tab. New to me. When I straighten the building then the ground pinwheels severely. Any way to adust for that?
 
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I'm not sure I understand your issue. Your Camera is supported and has been since 2015.
https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

Are you shooting RAW? You need to be for the lens corrections to be available. JPEGs have the lens correction built in.
What Lens are you shooting with". Wide angle? or Zoomed?

If you are needing to correct for the wide angle distortion you can use the Transform tool to correct for the distortion
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Auto ,Full or Guided should correct for the distortion.
 
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jkreski said:
Brand new camera. Used on default lense setting. Buildings and trees in the jpeg image in adobe lightroom classic images are leaning in severely. How can I correct this? I looked under Lense Correction tab but the camera is not listed there. Thanks - newbie to lense correction techniques! Found theManual tab. New to me. When I straighten the building then the ground pinwheels severely. Any way to adust for that?
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Check the Constrain Crop checkbox. Lens corrections work by distorting the image, so you need to crop out that effect if necessary.
 
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